FEDERATION OF TEXAS PSYCHIATRY

            A United Voice for Texas Psychiatry

The Federation of Texas Psychiatry unites Texas' professional psychiatric organizations. Voting member organizations - the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians, the Texas Academy of Psychiatry, and the Texas Society of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Associate member organizations - the Texas Foundation for Psychiatric Education and Research, the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association and the Texas Medical Association - together represent about 45,000 physicians in Texas united in advocacy for patients and quality psychiatric care.


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TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

The Texas Foundation for Psychiatric Education and Research was incorporated in Texas as a non- profit corporation on December 10, 1991. The Foundation was notified by the Internal Revenue Service on November 9, 1992 of its status as a 501 (c)(3) organization. The concept and encouragement for the formation of the Foundation came from the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians. To make a tax deducible charitable donation to the Foundation, click here.

The Foundation, organized exclusively for charitable, educational and research purposes, has identified the following purposes for the organization:

To educate the public about psychiatry, psychiatric illnesses and treatments.

To increase public awareness of the signs and symptoms of mental illness, the availability and methods of treatment, and the sources of assistance for persons with mental illness.

To enhance the quality of assistance to the psychiatric patient, particularly by improving access to care, improving conditions in hospitals, mental health centers and other facilities, and changing perceptions of mental illness to increase the understanding of treatment and care.

To support research to improve care for the psychiatric patient.

To remove any stigma of mental illness which may inhibit or prevent proper care, through educational and public service activities.

To serve as a clearinghouse for information about all aspects of psychiatry, and as a bridge between psychiatric medicine and the community served by the Foundation.

Charitable Support

Since its inception through September 2006, the Foundation has received 1,292 donations amounting to $286,114.

Grants

Through September 2006, the Foundation has awarded 92 grants totaling $132,996.

Board of Directors - 2006-2007

ELECTED DIRECTORS

Term: 2006-2009:

Hal H. Haralson, Austin
Shirley F. Marks, MD, Big Spring
Conway L. McDanald, MD, Dallas
Mohsen Mirabi, MD, Houston
Edgar P. Nace, MD, Dallas
J. Clay Sawyer, MD, Waco

Term: 2004-2007

Diane Batchelder , San Antonio
Grace K. Jameson, MD, Galveston
Linda J. Rhodes, MD, San Antonio, Chairman
Larry E. Tripp, MD, Mesquite
Paul H. Wick, MD, Tyler

Term: 2005-2008

David F. Briones, MD, El Paso
Jacque’ Collier, Georgetown
Arthur J. Farley, MD, Austin/Houston, Treasurer
Miriam Feaster, Friendswood, Secretary
Charles Gaitz, MD, Houston
Edward L. Reilly, MD, Houston

DESIGNATED DIRECTORS

George Santos, MD, Houston
(TSPP Secretary-Treasurer)

Marilyn Nolin, Houston
(DBSA Texas President)

Molly Van Ort, Dallas
(Mental Health Association in Texas, Chairman)

Linda Groom, Fort Worth
(NAMI Texas President)

Gary L. Etter, MD, Fort Worth
(TSPP, Immediate Past President)

William H. Reid, MD, Horseshoe Bay
(TSPP President-Elect)


HONORARY DIRECTORS

Charles Bowden, MD, San Antonio (2008)
Alex Munson, MD, Georgetown (2007)
 

 

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Last modified: 06/19/06